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EDG grant Singapore — Enterprise Development Grant

Heads up Enterprise Development Grant (EDG) is folding into the new EDGE grant in H2 2026. It remains open until then — Transitioning to EDGE in H2 2026 — confirm current terms.

The Enterprise Development Grant (EDG) helps Singapore companies upgrade, innovate and expand — funding consultancy, equipment and manpower across core capabilities, innovation and market access. Support is up to 50% for SMEs (up to 70% for sustainability projects), with no fixed cap. Administered by Enterprise Singapore; consolidating into EDGE in 2026.

Enterprise Singapore · Official page ↗ · Grant eligibility checker

What it funds

Projects across three pillars — Core Capabilities (business strategy, financial management, human capital), Innovation & Productivity (process redesign, automation, product development), and Market Access. Covers third-party consultancy, software and equipment, and internal manpower.

Support level

Up to 50% of qualifying costs for SMEs (up to 70% for sustainability projects). No fixed cap — each project is assessed.

Who’s eligible

Registered and operating in Singapore, at least 30% local shareholding, and financially viable to start and complete the project. The enhanced SME support rate requires the SME test.

How to apply

Scope the project (often with a consultant), then apply on the Business Grants Portal before starting. Projects are assessed on outcomes and viability.

Apply via the Business Grants Portal (gobusiness.gov.sg, via Corppass) ↗

Companies on the record who do this kind of work

EDG can fund projects with firms like these — grant approval is a separate process; confirm on the Business Grants Portal. Browse them by capability: Factory automation services · Automation system integrator · Robotics integration services · Additive manufacturing services .

  • 3D Innovative Solutions

    An additive bureau across SLA, MSLA, FDM, SLM fully-dense metal, MJF and SLS for prototypes, functional testing and small-batch production.

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  • 3D Print Singapore

    A multi-technology additive bureau — FDM, SLA, SLS, MJF and SLM metal — in PLA, PETG, ASA, ABS, TPU, resin and PA12 plus aluminium, stainless steel and titanium, with design and prototyping services.

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  • ABB (Singapore)

    The regional arm of the Swiss-Swedish automation major, long-established in Singapore (around 900 staff) with a main office at Ayer Rajah and a Tuas service centre. Supplies industrial robots, PLC and control systems, drives, process automation and industrial software, with a local Robotics Applications Center. Its Marine & Ports business covers switchboards, drives, power distribution, propulsion control and vessel digital and monitoring solutions.

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  • Acute Automation

    A process-controls integrator delivering PLC/SCADA programming (Siemens, Allen-Bradley, Mitsubishi, Schneider, Beckhoff; WinCC, FactoryTalk, Wonderware, iFIX and CIMPLICITY), DDC systems, control-panel fabrication and legacy-system integration, with intelligent building management and automation cybersecurity. Serves rail and infrastructure, data centres, pharma and clean rooms, F&B, water and wastewater, semiconductor and smart buildings. ISO 9001 and bizSAFE Star.

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  • Addept3D

    An Accuron and WAAM3D joint venture bringing wire-arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) to South-East Asia for large metal components, from consultancy to end-use production.

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  • Additive Flight Solutions

    A certified aerospace additive bureau, the SIA Engineering and Stratasys joint venture, offering design, certification support and part production on Stratasys FDM and PolyJet. AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015; its parent holds CAAS and EASA design and production approvals for 3D printing.

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  • Additive3D Asia

    A metal additive-manufacturing bureau (SLM/PBF in 316L, AlSi10Mg, Ti-6Al-4V and maraging steel) with in-house post-processing, that also offers 3D scanning, reverse engineering and dimensional analysis. ISO 9001:2015.

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  • Advanced Materials Technologies

    A contract manufacturer pairing metal, copper and ceramic injection moulding with metal 3D printing (SLM) in stainless steel, tool steel, cobalt-chrome, Inconel, aluminium and titanium. Serves biomedical, semiconductor and transport.

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  • Asia Robotics

    A self-described complete-solution provider offering robot sales and software integration, focused on warehouse automation, AGVs (to 1500 kg) and material handling; represents Fairino, Robot Phoenix, QJAR and PUDU.

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  • ASTech

    A self-described automation solutions provider, turnkey design house and Industry-4.0 integrator building robotic cells, CNC automation, gantry systems, material handling, inspection fixtures and control software for precision-engineering manufacturers moving to smart factories. Owns design-through-commission scope.

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As at July 2026Indicative guidance only, current as at July 2026 — not an application, approval, or guarantee of eligibility. Scheme terms change; confirm on the official EnterpriseSG page and apply via the Business Grants Portal. EnterpriseSG is consolidating EDG, PSG and MRA into a new “EDGE” grant in H2 2026.